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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Sentinel, 1884-02-22, Page 6a S_.••• •;•• 9COJe... 2..4•2; • , • , • Drairti•Blarika The passion te grief lieti The passionatelongingicir hepani b/ 'T,d5thg_dyin he passionateyearniktfa the Or ed; , -,Gteaeh • vi*-atbk#: 1.1,Can.,214e.:13494 w°0e tba • tots jy,-zy A •y - ,Aya=answiiriweary lips dila tife4 eYes; To violent sorrows solace nature grants; WoraIrtilSa tJAP world's attpremestagopieat., • Are sit vteltmptrf)lanktrAtAhopelvtp.weti _ . When vivid liehtuhigkilaineaniithunders craft When the Iflera windsr 'lase:the iferce.Sew We"see,the storwii.4acons by -the • The '7teissing. • forni;" • -• ; -But whqii nelbyttlie sullevItip of._rain - The ,w.aters juipalonOthe hellOyeahOrey • 'Tis hard to thifik*he min -Can tahre again, The dull Withteli glean to livinglightenee Mor "i'Vhen time sape-SlowIy strength and _hope aWa • And the-blaekgillf yawns by the lonely path, e.When tht(dmiali night creers on theistopty day, •lAndlthaonett clue of all is held Pv44talt Look not to faded Joy or lingering love • •To wake the powersyouthandfaith had given; . 'Take patiently the lot ,we all.nitt prove; - Till -the gre t- par swings bank nd shows ns - heaven. ' -• the arecq lynotcp. ' • B JEAN -Ai DLEMASS. • They lived in a creeper -covered cottigl nestling among'verdure in the highly-oulti ..-vatedvalley t one ef',...the;Iforne mount* . There was a malIdairy-rfainPattachediel nom ady Best beetoVied all he 'leisure hours and thereby rosneged to ad no, iaconsider bie Stith hekincenie, *hid sines her bus aned's death hell been rathe . With- the .m .ehe had- been IgoA ooine.ati ming were set As she, too, -perceived The exeited motheek ; " Oh I they ,are_if e ot those elude !chat. I told nts with ootmtless small roome, 'the better." taking in a far larger number of "A chat wi eople than its exterior .would learryou tO ,,;Bries Butghley * n. ine ' No ent,,tend to calm` *to have a...little er it was over the y eon. t Arth t Hannah 1 ‘1' D att , „ as this -this ore?" syou not know? ;Oh I then I nortSCioot tell the scree of the a ji „ ...wedldt_bn.qUiteeventughefore she would tpritiOn-house, t, Prayk On't -look so rive ind'LladfliefetEpassid all the day in lueftil,. aunty dkr, The . et is not of a a state of -feverish excitement, waile3ring. • very dreadful nettite.; - tfotit!tioni -rtbi'rtiont.:"....4 *peeped- . feel Lady Best was, -litifieVer, by no means that there Wate-ta! deitinylirt 'stake ;while comforted by this intelligence. a'Arthur Arthur, the individual whei elt•probi: betilReatrying On -wit*thistigiri--mIt bititf the inOst -..131nIceined0was perfeotly ktiowittolteic.Lanct hence cool and collected .andinasped:.. the bonze In ciijectiOnlibt4lieliessness.A Okikittrgelh,e hishabittiaf P1aeld-entOinietitoWbOW.k.,41 neighbors *eriiight lovehvagthe!root -Of • .The mystic shade of twilight was already tbecyiI. '. And to think of the little -Minx ore4)ingup the valley . when Wheels :were -forcing ' herkelf 112141dr° tinder -,ilikinfah's beard approaching the Cottage, and Lady aniwicesk(th-l..it was too bad -very much•Best-went Bestment-outointothe...poreh,:to,teoetWler -too bad ; ibeltad'heentreated'ElhantEiftilly guest. Fain would she have persuaded ;' And, ..:het; lobert ; teo fn1IL to: speak 11;!•414iltetyp7set-i0nopant..,her, butiltk, preferred without committing herself; which pride an ared-ejiair ht.*, titndia4Z.-i• prevented When she remembered thit this Atlaet4; „the etzriagel isWiislitior,,,ittnd niece had been conniving . to deceive her, anneb ;Miltori; having -sPiting out, is abewrent indoors, up:into her own mem, of iclamorouslyAissing her 'aunt. ••. Which she'. looked the dobr, and, • then -.There. is • nothing tegthetio or' dreamy; ifidtilged iiiithe • hinUry tempeetuous 11 1 aboutlier, 411heshas broad; plain, honestburst.artears, • - - 2 .0 cipenface,•-withifind eyes and a large mouth. • -‘Toe more than- hour she remained there full of stronklooking white teeth -not the sobbing and compobing...herself, by ttirne, Slightest pretension to beauty, but you can till- at last she heard voices under the see at 2aglancei that Etannah.•Milton a window.:.- Carefulty .090c/ding herself,- she thoroughly good; kind; sincirre:c wAilsan. peeped frein-Pehind tbc,nttptain., - • Her Mtict# je,:xery:lond, but it hie" the'iing - There they were, all three , talking and ;• f :Wm* heart.' WItftitetie laughing,;. " woke -up" look on- Arthur's baweverZ., ae:. ` thintca; • "What :Will face which she had net . leen there for liArthur Months.. • , • • 'lllannafl,. Or -alloWliii4ifelf lov,iii subdtiefi • by her?" . :1 . -": . • -• -- . able .to ' . a. her only • so -41 ithree mild' &gs of different breeds, there oney derived ft -6 this Board la:waled .1,4,-..- bird Gages.' 9. Persian cat and In the carriage beside Hatinah, halt cen- t Arthur to .0xfOrd-Arthur,. kho was -th , Iis, a girl -the maid, of cotirse. The dogs - apple 01 her ;e:ye-,;thit- ode!' only being fo „.-;1,and oat Spring odtafter-- :Hannah and the . whom she really - oared. ••• .81ie..had give i footman takes the bird -cape. lust as the him a .first-clase 'eduesi -ietar, and 'it had no,1.1unnotioed crcedpent of the -carriage is step - heed receivedion 'etOriy ground, for Artitu 1 iping out' Hannah turne,round.. -- _ • - - ... was clever, and a hoek wort:144°o much- s " Oh I I. forgot; let me introduce My • for worldly p rposes, -si ce he had: indtilge4; Hdearest friend, Agatha„BgrAhley.' Of course .111 study au contemplation tin he ha you eicPected her; she never , -leaves . me, • -become a dreamer.. By...the time; he reache4. you know.?' . . . v - : - the age ofc•tw ty.five ir-had70.een declared: Lad*Best heldout Itei!bandrin ayOlottoin by all the neighbors, .And -lady teet'reeir o Whidh her hkart;ilid -n teepond ;nor - ale generally that Arthur would d ''d .shkspeak *apt tasta _ any good for iinselt-rdWei a hard:Verdict-I. - -alild your ..aiiikllentt. ? .cansidering th t: he :had not a. Single irice, 'Nfise Milton burst out laughing. - "-That and was handioind'anif manly-lOoking. Noti is...i..s,tuzwy- in- which -..we don'tinditlge7; do that his habit); 'and . pursuits' were exaotlyi liv.e,•Aggyr? We arrange out toilets .ddr- manly ; &Wilk:Was the 'enly:sport in•Wbic ,. elves,- and Very '..:effective they are some- he.had ever lieten- known to indulge, and h. tirnes, eh?", . , - - 77 ' fiPePt his tiinelfor the most wander- i tidy Best looked. :agaita.;_at.ithis onico. ' ling' tiitlessly. Shout vija -yillboy ; ...tve.aitng., p4nott of Whom She had neVerbeardh9ftttt- --clothes of a somewhat Ee Allem eutlihtelf No, decidedly; if iiilie had inc.tvin :4 hog was particularly diateSteful- Ito _his; rural xisiencesbeWettbliiot haveaskedlEfkiiiith :neighbors,' a •slouching felt Itap mi:hii Ife4d; 6.the.Cottage Ortii4gatha-itti.bsatitift114's . and a.book-generally poetry --tint* hand. that refined . ;,ipirittialized' :beauty about Idolizing Aethtir though She -did; it deJ hich-poets ravel • pressed' Lady Beat not. -little tor,see:.ititet ' InitiIikifindertgrof 004 she had invited • take to An - effeminate do.nothing style of 'Hannah, and this companion, this Agatha,' _life ; and • sihoer he had now wasted morel ,,was. she also tWhe their daily .assooiate for; than. a year in this sort of,dretatio,:she hegank*e,iks ?; - ,, -- ," - ;• : :. . ,.' . . _ . T. - - to despair of seeing -him embark in any- OM : The meetingivitWArthdr;hoivever-could • ,-alio ' fitted him.11:1,4nto the drawing-roorn. , ' - • :- • :: ' - the profession for wiii;h. she had hepediWot be deferred, and T.44 Best. led the way hie edueation would What she - Pia to do -how Be Was . to -1.61 He was ascordial as -it was in his .Mature change the cur ent vo; -biretta --she did not -Ato be in his reception- Of his tiOttidh, but know... - .. .. - .--. r. • --i , tiii.en the sable- iformulas. of introduetion "Was he in eve? Had he had a distil,- ilvith which • Lady Best had been • greeted . „ • • . .- pointmeat ? "'.her acquaintailow:askekbe./U&Sati4gone fr though, and . Agatha,' dragged tillshe was tired of answering. ` ...,:Tlie:qiie-9-11.iiptviard by her energetic ' friend', stood' tion, however, at last suggested a' rernedy.414efore hiti1,„ With thepale gleam of -: the •:Why should nOi a touch of the very didease ;tieing -Moonlight ioti- her - race, he started =from whit% -pgiciple.. thought he was inffer- hiack as though he had seen a'Speqtre, more .. Mg. bring &ben , is Cure? : -. . , • ;:' li ' felt then_ adMiration, at; it seemed to • • Girls! - 'She. _, would slirOund, him with ;4,4is anxious,' Wattihing mother. -t: ",":.; - ' --- • girls ;. of douree,While she 'had. a due rregard-11'.,._ There was no time, however, for specula - for good -looks, never forgetting that in her 1 jon•ati to whit feelings Agatha -hadlaWak- estimation nothing made theeyesglisten2e mith so much pleasure of gold. ..iere'assertifkthenTheTves and, EI.61,4i# 41..1` . So Lady Best --,-"gaVe-...;.,a_ tobniti.partyi kid- 'Or bluntk. Whyi dieleled here& tolittle#- -. 7. -invited all the : beautyiethe-county, in-.- *.- hieg.- ;. ... . • . 1 • -eluding but''before i .A; rand apid toilet dinner.; , CoMei-oh two or three heiresses, ; 9 . the . atternOon as -bait' Over Arthurhad othit w -shall not keep Litt; Beet:Wait- • _dtaapPeared. )11e: had wandered down the g _ -valley away from -" the noise," ,Of atheEte maideps,ge," as he Called -the Musical 1 •.prornising hitneelf to return it*E100.11 as they ShOuld-S11- be genoe. • •f- Lady; Best was disappOinted, .but net crushed, she*onftVtry again, thi/ epuneln a quieter, but the hoped; -a ittclire.'''effesitual - way!. : - •• • 4,9999%.&••4A.9 [099 •••*9-., ".1.05r0!.909%,•0 " Aithitr was out -so muchi she was at some aesistince.in. ' effect- - 'times very dull," she -told hini ;: more7 ver, she wanted • ing.ene. Or twodairyreferms. Her eldest • brotheet.diugeterlila nah Milton -aged: 19,. was, she understood, a- decidedly- praO4 • .8120044 004 She -*ad norstem her She was u:hewouldtlike $o invite her On ongvisit ancl,Maketer. ao- •quaintance. Had Arthur abytobjeoticin ?"; • No ; -none_ whateVet. Oti.ctiurse _his. mother was perfeetiyfree.' to do as she liked." .- - . 1- . But would he be -.Civil and kind to this unknown- cou8i4v/Iten. Iliceild.rit" ncr,' firite re. "11 she -pleas:041*i* oertitinlysi doubtless, she withhis pursuits."'; •- sin enticins in reference to XiMiss. -- Xot-very enursging 4f Lena, Best had anyseriou • Hannah Milton,- who -we will observe ;in parenthesis -she believed would sooner or -; later come into the posseasioh Of at least Ai •. hundred_thousapdAtOtindS,_. . . -Not a Word. Cifithieli*Ait however, utter % tiI_Attimi,- btitiittiktit *iithei diseussion' wrote an ailed ionate-lett r to her . niece • . ettVI. - ouli ...,,otkl king her to come and at at the Cottage . • 163 Ong as she 1.dodld endnre . he fr !linty ibud smalinelkofitheitiottpe, . Malt ilannalillfillOn4nSwOred4i1lettirii • of "-post that she obi:11dd be delighted to avail -,. herself of he - aunt's . invitation, more. .. eepecially as-,hei father Was going abroad - on busittese; and she should - be her owd -. mistress for .the -next two niimiths. . She • : might be expected. to 'arrive, bag..._and • . baggage- akthei Cottage on the ;5th of July. :it ;WM:theLn the ed 01 UP - . To .1hit tithioinirmellefolicirei.a‘Vpos‘; script thatehelhoped her dear -aunt did not --object to living•animals, as of course she -" could not leave -hereitli -lialafie4t-Miltou • . Hall -during- h ' • 2, ap -lier lather's • :absence. . .. -•• ! ,,- •ILadyBest w of her letter, .iin Arotttgig • both she and ..0!,t ' nkweaRagi, Of PEAL; ---is- " tic -arzif,,r3, Arthur hadread BliesAfiltoilla • merely said t1+, :itehoped,the-dopkitthei. were doge, were thoroughbred; he that was not perfect: So, till the . 5th of Atly, Ithe .Ccitteige„ • whenever- Arthur :went out-4prit could' not be expected that he sheuidlendure fuss and :olatter4asToonifulsel with prepare- * tickle for the arrival of the heire is-nieoe and her retinue. kbed!roxim Was turned into - tiiig long," and.the twe''girls' went quiokly ep into the rooms that had been prepared IfOr them. : In less than a _quarter of an hour ;they ine back,. looking's); spie-and-span ey-had made no long journey. It was *pry obvious that the services of a. maid : ere unneosisary. • heve.tiiner scarcelfa' • erry one. ...f.4Artki-itr wsaimtrizthan tumidly lent and edittive,Atha very tired ; o was not moircibliet agpm.iffitor* 0 00-on1t ifrielYielle 0! the ia#W0 4,; lOred eesselessly1 to' Lad est,. NV o;fdr) sgood listener-: ffill her atte ted 11 that ung person -1 , ady, in her -Mind,: signated lackadaisical knoe ill her life; `A V 44gatha. Hannah Witti-i;ve 'fairy reforms.. 31 hOrpr • 1ull,•lot.-the trojected: loved everyt nde • t, L. „ bile *1330%74446're n w •rthur and this beautiful.' Agatha be- ing ?m--,slistrastedviiersielbo,A1 Olifif HaTi.' h would only.ttiri*hor full attention ont igat Aloce inttinctrtantwOof reforming ttiffet •' ifitsitat taw§ IX.4ady:Best was, however; tocrtilUgh of Ei;;. 4ords ; no, shei' aot," manoitivre,":' BACh‘11;-?' * •4P4P- r; •-0;:% 4 Ir. .fintr2<74'04, y OP.attrse thefirst annah expreepe a wish tarok over the rm, 'Eat. Aightha,. she d .1.4.0 Best atarted_On a tour of inspeci thigirigititzsVpiAt Bag,' and Ittidlictiffitise.hiiii 3t4abiprei red rebitiiiiiiriiiiheiiiftielillihnohemi •? • 40.4- 1 - • ; • , -:4With‘ the exelF.A4.#92 .‘all-4.0.40-413ainna joh farFulgtpligrunage.qentailedi dy Best'sitprits,..rOseffand,:;s1te became gioroughly*biorbett initertishbjeot,.rejoick, • 1.g that Ellittftidlotittd46ticiikenial a cdnit ion, and ,abriitiNfirker ad, annah fkilituttreolt*ItItog:W*feJ1 *o - hiPro.--AgathpatiWali4ipin'ttd: "-Of course' 'tie hvd gotkrAteljiiiir tirthir.; Atwegf- wevitg ganihatimlan them," and the ther. as: She -thought, of it batman' per.. -tty niteesablew. ; F • b - ceinorsctOkiabehtta1lons4 ii-imiiiiitphoMe.tionelhistron, et ; tire4theilitid;!Etild if,,HatitikWdid nbt nd,4 therSi?;*ciVIdl.return, to Ley reaohed tbe'-bbtteai.g. ..$1,10.-'00421 ?ieh lay in front "'of 'ttif.414.1..ng4o4ni uidows, just O. Agatha; a000mitsinied by ....t.thur, Strolled up the terrace towards the Cod. - • . , sight was past bearing this, then, astobe the end of all her loving care lot thut; be wasto. Marry Hannah's Penni: s companion. Nor did. Hannah's remark,: - - t.; a • Xi was Strange, very, strange,; -and as she st*sid and Watched thinn she ,ncit make rip ler ;Mind' whether.42e,hed or had not made a mistake in asking these people to come. - After all, ir his •love for -Agatha saved Arthur from- despondency and made a man of him, she ought -,-to coneider her eliject gained. • Anyway, she made up her -mind to be Silent for the present and take notes; -- and so deciding, she w,ashed her face smoothed her silvering hair,: set her cap daintily. on her heed and 'went clOwnsiairs, -*here the Inn -ribbon .Was decidedly- f* ;More cheery than the dinner had bean on the previous evening, .0 s 7 • And•tbe-days passed on -life at the Cot- tage seemed .'very bright to-allbut tress, who Could not reconcile hereellf to the feat' that blosibIlMbeen deceived; not even though it gliddenedi her heart - to heir 'Arthur tempting feertily; as he 001:-IletiMeS ditliati hie Oali:ies; to -see him take si/1 interest he: neyer, took haters in the f arm and Its *irking ' • 's - • 4gaithe's-pale beautiful face would dome between the mother :and the change her presence to have :Effected, and Lady Bestleit- thiit gheb3rOititinve. Agatha; even though Arthur's Whole happiness was .Cantred in her. • - •i" . • -BOO she had lost asson she had gained daughter,, for appreciating. Hannah's • merits asshe-did-tot4eluitetiCille felt that she was.each day learning to love her, more and more. Many tiztes•Wae it on. her lips to tell her how grieved .,she was • at the direction Arthur's fancy -seemed to. have. taken, but tilde -held her back. - • At last, ambit before couidbelieive its apprOanh, St. Partridge arrived, and With a letteritom 'Mr. Milton, saying. 'he should . be baok leie than a week; that he would take the -,Ccittag# on ;his way, dee his date* and escort his-,danghterhOme.- , What tears and 'heartliiirnings. did, this letter produce! .Hannah was evidently in despair at -leaving, the Cottage. Arthur hisiatntt. de*Wide*.atiefie :ittotithe agolonilteAgOlis seemed- to'hav� Otlfoutse net, sineiiiie expect:SAO:AO herfi;alwayS • , ot witlith)ie; *tat* B ..£rthnrfound bOr ;k4;•:-Odght .be pleastrilit to POI r bri/AeMig-:* 4044-4Pv0; .t.6**40,19041.0. . `,`...0hvArthar, if "Yow.,,uilly- knew -haiii-dreaded this. etsipSion • Dreaded .03„, mother thogihk.:you Woildte,delighted:r ,• Sal cii-;--Pennilesii,-.1adka7 didaioa,i;:.intriglicgIL-theqest- of iiers'.,,Esei!. tibSe was' a ebb, interrupted, however,..- by att...f.hForeottowtrott.e.A.xviotr;-..•; 't YRolkniless1,714844.14 ? .riY9-:4131%e,nlY fault in my eyea is that shelias- money, - :and MY::unole1.214, .47.e2/ °.-418,111Ifig4 !- Hannah yog...lovelt; ystit4esr., , bist- own.boy o!'YOti,;did4ttottbiuloitlwas Whytsiolokheen ..eligag4dito pfy rege ijlitba4,-...I.Aaheehbe Wilmot feethedeatt Thlti hid*ktt *Sett iittALbelate hadthepasura making up. I _could not :tell yotOefititsie the whole thing -Fat a.ssavAtl.04_001#1.9, uncle. 1The gntljnan, however, ti` in ad *ey.4r e marrd et•9; Lady ,Beet soon forgot all her anxiety and the unhappiness.orthc last few weeks • figitea- nd'Aif promised • to: negotiate. inattels with Milton When ha slionlkarriye, and she did. :so Most effeOtually, for. he -seemed as Pleased as she was; and from the day that sett1e,44sh 'her capacious heart,- ehoweringupon the girti144niertfiratittvd*. kr. 4,04444g her love for Arthur- was all kinistake-as many, kindnesses and presents as She beEttowed on: her Well -beloved' Hannah. • . eel-NA:ha oenigtee; tOok placeat MiltonaI1out1e•papttt.dat',.. the-Eininitiii4tetwOli& at- O.S Vaveiliciught that LitiStikst was $heiuiothireLboth the, brides. I 1• .atioeuivr. y. • _ There.are3,0, tn.:this clan• - trY," remarked Mr. Wigg orth, Without lookiegptlitlp* Wen, r dlai;"exo1bthea'hi wife, " if. I don't ;mean.to get One: I saw a, nice onein_tibisjitore liar only $6."' •'`; tifitAtiatid she began darning a hole in :the toe- of a red• , stocking, while Mr. Wigglesworth laid downrc the agrioultural paperiie ha4 bean:i40412(1, and wait orti-of the- room, rubbing 111P , "head in a dazed Sort -of way. , - in the oareer of female fame, there are - • few 'prizes- to be. :obtained Which ean Vie with the obscure state of a beloved wife or • a- happy mother. -Jane P.orterlf,:. - " - ‘i P-3), 37;;-,...:1•T":"...7,-""\;', YAK TUE CATAII&VIN tvICIEI,rresaildi .11low it Porpnalueri..,,r nta, teadiair' 111;iia:e • .' 41 • • Isttiany,(1+74.).totirnal-4 on*. the 'hundreds .of thousands Of, tEl whO have visited -Niagara Pahl 84 WO& 111. .81 We . before its Miracle of ' w stands dire° opposite the Cataract ' fPai Atiretitir ifttybabalitYlitmLittriteltillwIdllina:' Omit -distance- below the railroad' s on and -cantilever. bridges. NW; ' g ieknown to all St; the "Monteagie. * , . and it hasbeert a papul**placie of . ret. for. 'hundreds of travellers during years. . . Nearly • every Plegee. Air Lt•uce pOssessitig unusual natural' seen - •9 WI 1003114 said a most tragical cue is A tad on the site where litis• stone bignow stands. Monteagle; a. young . v , n of the . Miami Indiana, loved t fl aughter of a mighty chief among AO titroquois. , His wooing, unlike that of awathaii was i..,-,. net • ,recsived with f t -i'. Ay -the father chief, 'and hence he Virikii . r co _ filled t� reedit to the usual Methods of 14,1p:idol:I and flight. The Leg -eying pair wr '..vertaken on the banks of the Niagara. WI --,Ott; hotel now *ands, andtiatner tli Omit? to :eat:nut* the lovers east- tb: tiselves into the cataract below. Their be, were subsequently found at the m t of the river clasped in an, embrace lit. t ev.if.the cataract could not sunder.' Dir occurrences SitiCie that 'HMO have ta ...- make the Monteagle famous, and . with sun:Inge that it was learned a s time since that the edifice Was to be- etatt.O-y tranbformed, re arranged ,and, ref: fta-itbed for the benefit of tourists, and eo(i 'Ally invalids. ; -TO mg that this is &subject in .whiaio tbgbpbhc would• take unusual interest, est:le-011y :as the National Park question is 1390-09 strongly agitated, a representative ot-•!,'Clf.) Paper. "visited Niagara Falls -yeliter- .3 da.S. fi-Od learned the following facts: - 'I LIN. R. --Criunb, Who is about under: taig this important task, is a gentleman: Iiir#0 8 well .known throughout the land, suooessfulli? practiced Medicine in 60 t •17 of Buffalo fornearly thirty years. E .4. Exneedingly, well - preserved, though ne :p.. 60 years ot age; while his energy and a ..,., on are something : wonderful. In 0(1, VI Elation with the reporter he said: • ' 0 f )nticipate greatsucbesshere, although: .4 ,.. a , t- 4 ears ego 'I should not have dared. ud.:(4[4ake It, tor I was :then what people caltri dead man.'." : , W,oWDati that, Doctor? How did it , . aa brought- about, as lily:1h troubles l' b ; ' u.are, . y... mental and physical d.epres- sioq*cising out of troubles and reverses. TO •rad has s remarkable effect upon the boOgrand when one- nieets -with . misfortdnes 0.000fally, or in. any ether film, they are likolle0. be Accompanied by ° rojefortu.nes plkil4gt4ly, Sao*, , at. all - events, was my .- OLO,Ilitia was irritable, restless and feverish. I hi -0M heavy and irregular pulse, My food •diddi3o9 assimilate my heart would throb viatoptly and then- _stop and . the...fluids I pot; ' lwere profuse, high -Colored and thick Vitt PPOBAS, I Viu3 ' obliged to, ...,A4t-andon my:-, 'ogee, And also to spend pushing nil abte invention, knoirn as 'Crumb's poO nhaler,' for. the otire of catarrh and ... . , a a • IIS , - t w long did this continue 21-n'.,t •- . ;AL ' about two years. I realized that I NY Ate sick, but like ,everyone else; I 1014';', ;,;`-f0,VcIfr-V,D#2;:-31.;14t.:IPP1.1.,1- pQr.ttrz:-i-itT40 'mil:a' tip of9pedpre drat: along the WO Ei me, , :43dight. who ' knew nothing about thekdreat Falls and was floating with the -c . ; It4e-eo-eaey toprift, you see. At :the, of a Yegfi . however,_ 00# condition bee simply horrible.. I had a serious a- 1: -.tliptliviAat 4.].j19440-,-PliNg.i0 linvit*the liMlbs linsVnitinki. new' tending down the thighs. I had tie* 'flnigWY*P-OttallE4114 443'6.-00Pilvais lott. "ih albumen and Acids. rcalled in seyq .iltof the . most skilful physicians, buil con.014, ed to sink rapidly. I was the victim lofV12,!Pioort'etv,dtiritiae,a4ieth.ofounthoesti.ri_cedintty.ms,t1s.niod 4.L.I ; elitt of' terrible and then .dea * * • - * It is painful desorib; tif r x. erienoo, and it is sufficient to sap •lentirely well and that my life • ied by: means :of Warnies_Safe it 1•4 CLIV bitikarniated the disease;effeeted!,a our :d haspreserved me in. hem* ever IllInt you. .tfr. n 1tas this temiidy that :Saved 3 _a' . ,3e/19-14EAt8ttifY from ,,,gFat041419,,mt 48 xvIle are f.„4.essed by reason of digappointitents and--:imerses; who are losing fleshand stre ‘1*4.0ndwil#Ittnet fintrelief ornafatal • - iftthiiM;ttf gre i iiiiiiiiiisithionttantlY, ind the 1 erful effects I observed in my own disti., oeferepeatecrittfheiraxperienbes; It iirt ?, at Makettuti-,:certabiLeattendbre the Os of the great Sanitarium I iipi. Doh " • . ..., . ---- ..,---. fere40 leD3 141 liver St peo and -4` e is one hind of pad that doesn't c -5.--Uterrpgad .Johnni, ape . latctraillitriZET11;141:"Y rOt Pkg. Ireadinihe_imrier Vitt a • knooked downSt New York and C Different Iliad -of Path. d Fizzletop at. tfreakfast a few „ri s po., - 4 '-' :3;3!4.010,,Akpadi aretlitlitiliT,iNeViciven, it-.. ' • o iive* at we in e news - t any ' d iir,iii.Valid Jii, alt ptives are cuEed 1St., breast pad ad. Vier( again Reptile wheliave. asVitieectire4410064:1en iL(4.-, - 44114.r:•fIr8,-liad'4ff ils:?-,au,P 6 . ffe midi Bright'si BOW, e are stomsclisPgdatriAfAi '‘. man: 10 ad.11, at GB' BN,--YefirHOp iiiam4invie been o great* Me to me. I was laid up, with: typhoid fever 4.)r over two months, and., could get no relief BIM I tried your Hop • Bitters. To those sufferfk,t„ with rdebilitit'or any one in feeble ordiablY reer,onAtF1 thflial• - • ..c. ti.7zw4„,,r-rtgoii-I. teeiotiottioi* 1. ........5.... . , . • 0 . 9-f*i •O's j i bilittkI: ;"%lii Heidelberg I once cam. *oss tt negro'. that was actually•so blatt, „. it becould not be .seen without a tight t 1111.1H'm I I saw a fellow one. time t.; . - r ' - in: li..,...1theim who was 130 thin ,that he alwtk 1 "ad to'enter a rOom-twice before be ' con , : oticed !"Gerinan .E:t1/4, , V R ;SS • Rheurtiatism Neuralgia Sciatica. . f Lumbago, Backache, -Headache, Toothache,- Soriairhaaat.Swellings,'Spraini.lirniset. • Burnt, :scalds, Prost Ilites,. ' AND ALL soma BODILY. PAINS -AND ACHES. . sold by Arnold@ to an/ Dealete elrervw140e. rimy ennto 0. tow. • pirecnoin in n Lankimges. 'THE CHARLES °A. VOOELER CO._ - (5100t1toto to 4. VegELERk W.) liniiimere, 8.1U., '0;0- 0' N. L S• 144. - Dome Ite• ms. . -All yOur own fattlt -•it you remain sick *hen you an 4 Get hop bitters that never -Fait. The weakest woman, smallest child and sickest _invalid can use hop bitters with 'safety and great good. '. ' . . .•. , =01d.rnen totterine arciund from Rheumatism kidney trouble or any weakness will be almost new by using hop bitters. - -MY wife and daughter were made he _ y by the use of hop bitters; and I -recommend them to my people.-Mtthodist Clergyman. Ask -any good doctor if -hop • • Bitters are not the best family medicine On earth. leave3lalrevaerylajnefie;hebrOAgue dB ed aasnsooniali:u°hsellesi pBbtwteirisl arrive. . -MY mother ttrove the paralysis and neuralgia all out of her ;system with hop bitters. -,Ed. Oswegje Bun, ' • -Beep the kidney's healthy with hop bitters -and you need not fear sickness. -Ice wateris rendered harmless and more re • freshingand reviving with hop bitters in ette draught. • , -The via'cinpf youth' for the aged and infirm in hop bitters. KIDNEY -WORT FOR THE PEW:ANENT ...CURE OF -..-00INIS11PATIONi No otlier easels BO prevalent in -this noun. tryaa Constipation., anti no remedy has ever .0 w equalled the celebrated Kidney -Wort as 4 _ ctre. Vitatever the cause,hovrever obstinate ts 03 the ease, this remedy w31.- overcome itDI . 1. • LES* 18TBIS veryapt t'coehl.be 4.. COMlilieetnd vrif4annnixipatinici.' Kidney -Wort " euredstmenterdndloefwPeilakesen-evedenpavrenanpdhysiquieiaescir4y 42 arand iPedixrcrel.xshal2avve.eetbethfrr ofaf tirete troubles USE PRICE -SIR Drugglilts Sell 1)e;I' T5A lk 4/- WMAN `.41ej.HEAITH OFWQMA SYMTH17,..•e PWITHV.i-13 THE HO P THIS RACE. ' ETART4E :-00141P0r2D. A Aura :IfiNirei for Ali ...immix NESSEBr Ineludinirtentnnwhtext. h.° • reeeded..and Pahlta! *.epotroationt Initimniatlon and illeeroxfon of 'fitiycomb,P1O.Ogila PEO. Ace. - 13rPleastiatto the Wes, efficacious 818111Mthlid1ate in its effect. h is a great helpin pregnancy,' itaid re- iisyds pain dining le.bok ami at regular periods. rzysicwisrsz IT IND MEWS= IT flZI tarY0184LL•WitailIIMILefathergalierativit of either se, it lieecond to no remedy that has :erVer been 'befoN the*Piibliot kid' for 41iseases &the tFttstrt; it is the Greatest Renedy in the World - Se: Find Great Relief 10 Its rae. -NglIAWS BLOOD will e .nt the 1. Sit bottles fort& Mie 4az= - • a . try= Praxs cure esti and Torpidity of the Liver, ...10,110tv Pti ]E, I -18-AlStift CURE for all:_41,4,/aeitisf the lIVER3 , XL on. this tick ..IztiPtif4kit to innelionolltiMulittrit-4heth*ithr°17e0cr W."t111111 , . • • .•,;VIrtlSh71el1uisnlgartihare.hakV1i* aonation, regular I• "%you ee ./a• aepihpusolyszep ly A'Wt_i ionte oxconsgpated,:xida-joy- ltittodew .=; _ = nue ,shbulci • .**iibithf-octinos" it. 12- 9161243. .. TI -0 a, Thsve 8 positive remedy for the above disease; by '• :use thousands of gas& of the worst kind and of ion • standing have been cured. Indeed, so strong is my fait in its eMeaoy,-that I will std TWO BOTTLES FSEE, to- - getter with a VALITABLS REATISE on this diem's°, to any sufferer. Give Exprese and P. 0. address. .. DR; T..A. SLOCUM, 181 Pearl St., New York. -